excellent

excellent

Hey, welcome back Roofi !. Any particular reason to play Ultimate Doom ? I'm actually playing Doom404, that's a very cool megawad. i just had to modify, the deh file for dosbox.

With the add of Dusted Pandemonia this level is imposible haha

Awesome,was good old Time

wonderful

The final doom more hard than doom 2

I wanted to see, If someone had 100% in kill, but you dont have same version of map29, as I play now. :(

enemies: 🤬💢👊🌋💣💪🥊🪖🔨 doomguy: 🍿🥤😎

Delicate doom map.

Pretty good mod, but im mobile, dont have vanilla or gzd. Would love to run this for my first time.

God, that midi fucking rocks

Fantastic job figuring out the BFG / automap secret! It's probably the trickiest in the wad. Hope you liked it. :)

Chocolate Doom must fix some issues that Doom2.exe had with midi playback. The music for this map, 03, and 06 have all had midi channels that played drum notes instead of the music they're supposed to, which is where all of the silly bongo/cymbal/whistle stuff comes from. I wonder how I can fix that.

I didn't bring my PC with me on this trip, so I can't log into Doomworld - instead I'll thank you here, Roofi! It's refreshing to see someone experience these maps for the (sort of) first time, and I've already noticed a handful of things I'd like to change. If you choose to keep playing the wad, I really hope you enjoy it! :D

Very relaxed map although I don't like the music!👆

Thanks for your video on this old wad. :) I am working on the project again.

How nice to get some insight into how you approach this map! I always avoid the arch-vile courtyard and plunge right into the cave area that leads to the bridge and floating island, but now I see how getting the rocket launcher first would make that part much simpler. You're a very relaxed and patient player, which makes a lot of sense, actually - the harder your maps get, the slower they ask you to play. 180 MPV maps 27 and 32 are perfect examples of that. Thanks for the video!

great

So many memories on that legendary game ! I was 12 in 1993. That's 3 decades ago.🥰

Good work punching that Hell Knight! Was fun to watch you puzzle up each encounter, thanks for playing!

SABLE BRÛLANT !

wat

I used this midi in DBP2 MAP07, it fits very well for an ice themed map.

gooby

Nice music! Is it the level music from the wad ?🤔

Nice. I would like to know, how many attempts did it take you to finish it ? For me, this map is the beginning to a superior grade of difficulty by playing in pistol start (plus blind in my case).

Wait a minute... Wait a minute. Where is the map 15 Roofi ? x)

Definitely interesting seeing HR before it became the Baron of Hell fuckfest we all know and love. Hearing MIDI Nirvana got a laugh out of me

Merci encore à toi pour ça, Roofi ! Un grand bravo.

I didn't understand why you were saving so many rockets, but then I saw that last secret room.

Hey, thanks for the write up and play through, roofi! I can’t wait to see what you think of the more recently made maps toward the end!

The keyboard typing used for replacing the pistol sounds is absolutely something else. Pretty wild sound replacement, wtf

A neat sound wad, really! Remembered to have played this long, LONG time ago. Fun stuff.

Now that's true rock 'n roll!

2:29:46 Why didn't the other two Cyberdemons show up when you pressed that switch? You seemed somehow to have delayed their appearance until later...

Well done Roofi. "Chapeau l'artiste" x)

Hilarious finale to a ball-buster of a WAD. Congratulations on beating it, Roofi! By the way, what sound/ music settings do you have on your DOSBox cfg?

Always great to find good DOSBox dooming. Great playthrough, Roofi!

Nice job, it's been really cool to see these maps played on DOS! This one is quite a pain to UV-max, have to chaingun at least 1 cyberdemon :P you made the right call by rushing to the end.

Oh, 1 heure ! j'en suis qu'a la map 13 pour l'instant, les ghost me casse bien les couilles x) Il est quand même un peu "spécial" ce wad.

Thanks Roofi, I love this midi and the song it’s based on!

Thank you for playing my map! Glad you had fun!

This is the best level so far

Thanks for playing that map and sorry for the confusion LOL

Hmmm, Datacore levels aren't peak 3ha trilogy content for me by any means but I actually like this map much better than the first two, it's more substantial and turns the difficulty up from rock bottom. I'd give like a B (and less than that for the prior maps). Also compared to 3ha1 feels like it's a totally different mapper here.

2:44 It's not often that you will see a double kill of Pinkies with the regular shotgun, good work man

Comment about each map here : Map 01: A basic introduction exclusively focused on the pistol if you haven't found a way to access the shotgunner compartment. This map is not very exciting. A shotgun given at the beginning would have reduced the grind. Map 02: Typical map where the "3 keys, 3 paths" trope is applied by using teleporters. Confusing when played for the first time. Brief and fun once you get the hang of teleporters. Each small section contains micro fights involving imps , shotgunners and chaingunners. Map 03: A map I don't like but I respect the atmosphere. The thunder sound is great on this level in particular. I blame Chris Harbin for relying too much on darkness. The outdoor fights can get annoying at times, especially with some of the chaingunners. Map 04: Probably one of my favorite maps. The ship that serves as a spawn is charming. Although short and linear, it was relaxing. The trap where 5 cacodemons teleport successively requires more patience than dodging skills. Map 05: The first long map of Biowar which feature many backtracks to get each key. Between the crate maze at the very beginning, the fascinating blue lab near the exit or the big elevator leading to a small cold room, Sky Base offers more content than its predecessors. Map 06: John Bishop's first map that stands out with a much higher density of monsters. While fun overall, it could have benefited from being a bit more spacious, as the 64 pixel wide corridors don't make for a pleasant journey. Nevertheless, the author has done a great job of creating an active machinery, using scrolling textures and crushers. Map 07: I hated this map. The doors acting as lifts annoyed me. You have to carefully kill the pain elementals in order to avoid triggering unwanted infighting with the Mastermind located behind and then being flooded with lost souls... Aesthetically speaking it's rudimentary. Map 08 : A nice level with a dysfunctionnal secret. I really like the blue animated textures on the floor or the passage in an air duct. Map 09 : Security is the only guest-map from Paul Corfiatis. I loved this one because of Paul's overgenerosity when it comes to secrets. You can find two BFGs, two megaspheres, a soulsphere and even a sphere of invulnerability! Besides, he added the best music of MM2 "Organic Gods". Definitely a highlight. Map 10 : Shadow Woods is distinguished by its forest and thus by the numerous trees. Totally linear, it is more of an intermission map. Map 11 : Another favorite level where the ice theme prevails. I really enjoyed the pronunced height variations. Map 12 : A map similar to map 02 in its design, i.e. 3 teleporters leading to 3 keys and then to a final section. Uninteresting map overall with a lot of symmetry. Moreover, contrary to map 02, you have to get the three keys in an established order. Map 13 : I love UAC prison for its significant number of enemies (more than 350 !). Most of them teleport into the central courtyard and shooting them with a plasma gun makes the gameplay really enjoyable. The underground part with the prisons cells was more annoying than anything else in my humble opinion. Map 14 : A mysterious temple, surely one of the most accomplished maps from Biowar with its vast courtyards or its small satanic chapel. Nevertheless, the TP work badly on this level. Some monsters teleport lately and therefore ruined few longplay attempts. Map 15 : An epic volcanic adventure. The music of Memento Mori works well. Map 31: A circus as a secret level is a good idea. Map 16: I should have like this map for its ambition but I didn't. Actually the map contains too many backtracks and it's easy to forget a monster in some places like the maze leading to the blue key. Map 17: It's correct. Chris Harbin often tends to create dedicated areas for each key that can be reached via a teleporter. Despite the cyberdemon and the Mastermind at the end, the level was straightforward. Map 18: Oh no, an Icon of Sin, although this one doesn't even require shooting in a small gap with the RL! You just have to press 4 successive switches to reach the brain. Honestly, I only like this map for its easiness. A traditional IOS would have displeased me.

Wow. So weird to see people ply my old crap (the DooM Series was, mostly). So many complained that these levels don't work, as they were intended to use the original DooM engine like you did, as exploits here do not work in source ports (like the "Invisible Building" tricks). You got stuck at the blue door because that jump was never thought to be doable. Guess I was wrong. :)

It's far from perfect but for the most part I find the two demos of Flashback a hidden gem for those craving some UD map reinterpretations. Too bad it wasn't finished...the standard here is reasonably high for 2003.